Camber and Low :)

[Skeazzy]

I'm looking to lower my cb with some camber. I was wanting to do a -3 degree camber as that seems to be as much as the spc ball joints will go. I want full coilovers. No springs or sleeves... I was wanting to know what your opinions are and what brands are good for springs that will get that slammed look. Pictures would be greatly appreciated,
Skeazzy

[lbus9168]

Read the thread with the coilover, spring and shock compilation.

[Corweena]

Some basic suspension understanding of how camber is affected by ride height is needed before you continue.

What you're asking a) doesn't really make sense, and b) isn't achievable safely or smartly.

[sonikaccord]

So you want to know how much to lower your car to get to -3 degrees?

Roughly 3 to 3.25 inches according to our suspension geometry. You're ultimately limited by the front UCA so you could just ride your bumpstops. It wouldn't be wise to drive the car that way.

[Domesticated]

It's about 3" front


Not really attainable to get that much in the rear just from lowering.

[Sequence]

My car is probably just f-ed to shit cause I wasn't even that low and went to get my alignment on a digital rack and my rear camber was -2.5 and front was -3 with no camber kits. Dropped on FF type 1's

[thumping_accord]

Just my 2 cents, but worn out/old bushings and crap will make a difference as well. I lowered my car about a 2" drop all the way around. Thought it was pretty low compared to other cb's i saw others lowered 2"s. Replaced all my bushings and ball joints and crap and it raised the car back up. That being said my car sits at -2.7 degs out in the front (no adjustable camber points) and -2.5" in the rear (adjustable lca's).